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Attack Strategies - All with Sir Graham Henry

Coaching clinic at Stanford University, San Francisco with All Black World Cup winning coach SIR GRAHAM HENRY talking about Attack Strategies especially those used by the All Blacks in recent years.

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Part 4. Coaching Clinic at Stanford University - Part 3, Strike 3

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Ted continues his attack options discussion. This time the focus is on the breakdown attack options. Communication, knowing your role, and keeping it simple!

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Part 9. Ted Talks more Decision Making

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In the afternoon session, Ted talks more decision making in attack.
Its not rocket science. Looking for guys to make decisions. Playing what we see. Constant work on. Don’t over designate – players will find their role.

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very helpful ideas from the master sir ted

New Zealand

Very helpful

Wales

Very informative, I enjoyed it.

South Africa

Loved it! Straight talking and easy to understand the concept being discussed.

England

oh.. brilliant! i,m preparing the final examination to become a coach for the youngs team, here in Italy. and this site , help me so much ,to promote a new mind form, in the future seniores players. and only God knows how much we need to change our game mentality—-(sic!)

Italy

Gold. Rotating into coaching the backs for the first time in a while, this info is [ure gold for me!

New Zealand

Great vision of the game, tks Sir

Brazil

I really need a 2-4-2 tutorial from the basics. Specifically, how do the backs interface with the forwards?

USA

me gustaria que lo traduzcan al idioma español para comprenderlo mejor gracias.mi ingles es limitado.

Argentina

Key points and aspects well explained as fundamentals of an attacking game plan.Great !

South Africa

A lot to be said about his sense of humour. Puts the players at ease and creates an enjoyable learning environment. Cheers Ted

Ireland

This is the reason I pay my subscription – access to the master himself – more please

England

Graham Henry talks my language…good to hear it from the master.

South Africa

Still funny to see myself in the audience watching :)

USA

Hi there I’m Lionel .what a fantastic way of simplify coaching.I’ve learnt a he’ll of lot of paying attention to detail..and that repetition.is very important.

South Africa

Hopefully some of the coaches at junior and school level will use these systems as it will help the players going forward into senior levels knowing what to do from an early age Simply effective systems cheers Ted

New Zealand

Excellent overview of attack. The clarity and simplicity of the ideas is superb.

Ireland

Genius. Sums up the differences between the abs and the rest.

England

Ted your a ledgend. Luv your wit as only you can do

New Zealand

Excellent again Ted, keeping it simple. TQB OTG LQB KBA

England

Some of the key points…1. Get over the advantage line because of numbers and space. 2. Everyone is live in the attacking play. 3. One strike but many options. 4. Weak points are the 10 channel and outside the 13. 5. Run straight to fix defenders. Thanks for simplifying things Ted.

New Zealand

The Guru is back! More rugby wisdom please!

Australia

Excellent, please keep more of this session coming if possible

USA

Great video, the master of rugby knowledge. best of all time.

Australia

Genial! Gracias Señor Henry.

Mexico

Found it very useful for this Friday’s U14 session. The answer we hope to the difficult “teenage transition” from individual stars to collective threat.

England

briljant explanation!!

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